| 1. The Song Of Gelsomina |
| 2. Gilulietta Degli Spiriti |
| 3. Un Bel Di Vedremo |
| 4. Il Cielo In Una Stanza |
| 5. Margherita |
| 6. Bella |
| 7. Un Canto |
| 8. Diva |
| 9. Torna A Surriento |
| 10. Senza Fine |
| 11. E Se Domani |
| 12. Due Note |
| 13. Stringimi Forte I Polsi |
| 14. More |
| 15. O Mio Babbino Caro |
Editorial Reviews
Product Description
Venus limited edition jazz release with CD size miniature L P style paper sleeve. Recorded in Venice, Italy, March 2-4, 1996. 24 bit Mastering. 7 tracks. 1997 release.
Serenade marked Lanza's return to films after an absence of three years, and revealed a voice that had darkened considerably, while still retaining its brilliant upper register. Stylistically, this is also a much-improved artist in many respects from the sometimes-wayward tenor of the early 1950s. Anyone who compares Lanza's superbly operatic renditions here of Amor Ti Vieta, Lamento di Federico, and O Paradiso with his earlier versions (all featured on the CD Mario Lanza Sings Opera Arias and Duets) will immediately detect the new-found control in his singing.
That's not to say that all of the Serenade material is outstanding. Lanza's renditions of Nessun Dorma, O Soave Fanciulla, Di Quella Pira, and the title song are below par, with the tenor uncharacteristically strained in the upper register and rough in his approach. But redeeming everything are the oustanding renditions of the arias mentioned in the previous paragraph, together with Lanza's sensitive singing of Di Rigori Armato from Der Rosenkavalier, a superb Torna a Surriento, and an unsurpassed Dio! Mi Potevi Scagliar from Otello. Lanza also recorded the Act III duet from Otello with Licia Albanese for this film, but time constraints have reduced it to a brief extract here. (The entire duet, however, can be heard on the aforementioned Arias & Duets CD.)
The other album featured here showcases the romantic side of Lanza. Beautifully recorded, Cavalcade includes passionate renditions of Yours is My Heart Alone, Only a Rose, Will You Remember, and other selections from operetta and musical comedy. Although Lanza may indeed be *too* zestful here for some tastes, vocally at least, he is at the height of his powers. The voice is rich and round - gloriously consistent throughout its registers - and the abundance of effortless B flats, Bs, and even a high C reveal a tenor in formidable form.
Highly recommended.
Venus limited edition jazz release with CD size miniature L P style paper sleeve. Recorded in Venice, Italy, March 2-4, 1996. 24 bit Mastering. 7 tracks. 1997 release.
Italian Ballads,Enrico (Electric Five) Rava,Tokum,World Music
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Salle des Pas Perdus
Coralie Clément Manufacturer: Japanese Import ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B0000641QK Release Date: 2002-05-29 |
Tracks:
- Salle des Pas Perdus
- Ombre et la Lumi
- Valait la Peine
- Contradiction
- Mer Opale
- l'Occasion Tu Souris
- Samba de Mon Coeur Qui Bat
- Ces Matins d'
- Dernier Train
- Lou
- Jazz et le Gin
- Bient
- Mes Fenes Donnent Sur la Cour [*]
- Ombre et la Lumi [FPM Palme d'Or Mix][*]
Album Description
Produced by her brother Benjamin Biolay (he also produced the beautiful Keren Ann album & Henri Salvador's mellow masterpiece 'Chambre Ave Vue') , she offers 15 Bossa-Nova-esque songs influenced by Frantoise Hardy, Jane Birkin, Serge Gainsbourg & The Beatles 60's tunes... So French 'Salle Des Pas Perdus' is a concept Album... An imaginary Soundtrack to Frantois Truffaut's 'Jules & Jim' (French New Wave Cinema Classic). This Japanese version includes one bonus track, 'L'Ombre Er La Lumiere' (Fantastic Plastic Machine Remix).Album Details
Japanese Version featuring a Bonus Track: 'i'ombre Et La Lumiere (Fantastic Plastic Machine Remix)'.
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Serenade / A Cavalcade of Show Tunes
Manufacturer: Sony / Bmg Import ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B0002K0ZTE Release Date: 2004-08-23 |
Tracks:
- Serenade
- Danza
- Torna a Surriento
- O Soave Fanciulla [La Boh]
- Der Rosenkavalier- Di Rigori Armato
- Trovatore - Di Quella Pria
- Fedora - Amor Ti Vieta
- Africaine - O Paradiso
- Otello: Dio to Gioconda [Excerpt]
- Otello: Dio Mi Potevi [Monologue]
- Ave Maria - Mario Lanza,
- Arlesiana - Lemento Do Federico
- Turandot - Nessun Dorma
- My Destiny
- Serenade [Previoulsy Unreleased Bonus Track]
- Lover, Come Back to Me
- I've Told Every Little Star [From Music in the Air]
- Donkey Serenade [From Firefly]
- All the Things You Are
- Giannina Mia [From the Firefly]
- Rose Marie [From Rose Marie]
- Yours in My Heart Alone (Dein Ist Mein Ganzes Herz) [from "The Land of]
- Thine Alone [From Eileen]
- Will You Remember? [From Maytime]
- Only a Rose
- Tramp! Tramp! Tramp! [From Naughty Marietta]
Album Description
UK twofer combines the legendary vocalists 1956 & 1957 albums. BMG.Customer Reviews:
Lanza in (mostly) top form.......2004-11-28
Serenade marked Lanza's return to films after an absence of three years, and revealed a voice that had darkened considerably, while still retaining its brilliant upper register. Stylistically, this is also a much-improved artist in many respects from the sometimes-wayward tenor of the early 1950s. Anyone who compares Lanza's superbly operatic renditions here of Amor Ti Vieta, Lamento di Federico, and O Paradiso with his earlier versions (all featured on the CD Mario Lanza Sings Opera Arias and Duets) will immediately detect the new-found control in his singing.
That's not to say that all of the Serenade material is outstanding. Lanza's renditions of Nessun Dorma, O Soave Fanciulla, Di Quella Pira, and the title song are below par, with the tenor uncharacteristically strained in the upper register and rough in his approach. But redeeming everything are the oustanding renditions of the arias mentioned in the previous paragraph, together with Lanza's sensitive singing of Di Rigori Armato from Der Rosenkavalier, a superb Torna a Surriento, and an unsurpassed Dio! Mi Potevi Scagliar from Otello. Lanza also recorded the Act III duet from Otello with Licia Albanese for this film, but time constraints have reduced it to a brief extract here. (The entire duet, however, can be heard on the aforementioned Arias & Duets CD.)
The other album featured here showcases the romantic side of Lanza. Beautifully recorded, Cavalcade includes passionate renditions of Yours is My Heart Alone, Only a Rose, Will You Remember, and other selections from operetta and musical comedy. Although Lanza may indeed be *too* zestful here for some tastes, vocally at least, he is at the height of his powers. The voice is rich and round - gloriously consistent throughout its registers - and the abundance of effortless B flats, Bs, and even a high C reveal a tenor in formidable form.
Highly recommended.
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